Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1924, Page 18

tge at the age of I'm Ninety-five” and ocky Dancy,” both in charsctor, Untll her retirement she ngllsh CZARIST COINS FOR TAX. Moscow, January 7.~Gold and silver colns of the caarist regime are tv be mde legal tender for the payment of tazen, according to a project approved by the finanoial commission of the councll of commissars. Immedistely after the November rev- olution the possessin of czarist coins was declared to be a crime. The peo- ple ware instructed to hand over such oolns 1o the treasury. ith the new economlc policy state of the fusiize Comlmonint mfi banks ""m."r'r. bermiied to" accept” the f::e o Ellen y In_Ji oolne lovembey. 20 R-o n vh i when he &) .mi J pects ‘s new metal cnl 8 next o o on t R:- datighter fn “t ¢ l tes. rom' huch Ado AbOUY Stns ing ‘h- anrint coins will he quoted Kato Terey made iy wunr- at one-tenth their face value. BUTLER THREAT PUTS | LAWLESS T0 FLIGHT gvery Philadelphia Saloon”fo Be ; Wrecked if Orders Disobeyed, Says General. oonmuou Y PROSPER l"v\1924 ; e SR T s s held the same position on the 5 ¥ ked motivity '"x.'.."":"n‘fil . |Eldest of Famous Actor Family,|stage as subsequently fell to b Reséive Bank' Says: Vital 1898 auction .a.,.‘;"f""““' T NPT | Sister of Ellen Tercy) Expires o T b e v i - Factors Are Being Carried T"i‘.‘:{gl; While Sleeping: Bie retlred Trom e on he By (e Awsocial tage tod Prens, t"r-' L;:' o-u later Into New Yeer 3 BONDOR, Teasary VoStre. Arther VT fi’.-u’r. London, Terry-lewis, clghty, sister of Ellen an" ‘z eldent of ‘hx hmr‘ Terry y o et Ne. T. In (he fncome tax returns of married couples must be Included the lucome frowm the earnings of dependent winor children. The parents are allowed, however, a credit of 3400 for each such ohild ‘ under cightoen years of age. For example. Joha Smith, an ianu had u nel tacows for 1423 32000, his wife carned $1.500 5 5% Cletk, aAnd two BONE, INRN Will Use Them it Préseit !'me ’?".&'.".‘.2";‘::'.’:,..‘:?—“' “‘:{'}n;‘: ot Cléan Up.- : K otal family income 4.7 lenatney 10" aavo. - '3 th C peopie In the busl- - f the countey: . “Outiook for-1094, - “ It is not unreasonable lo suppese that the above faclors will govern 1924 business activities. In selectin, only the favorable features iy is no proposed to draw a curtain of optim- T over tho unfavorable onon. Hhel handicaps are fully Amrnclltmi bul they are overshadowed by those ele- ments which keep businesy in this country moving in the right direction. orP i wnn er Jolm lllre. Bince lhm fami lorr. nesn ouly pueyeon n.. Saturday night I et n - - way At don, w 1y ‘IIII morn- ine. Rhe h een | KI-MARINES MAY BE POLICE CREDIT CONDITIONS SOUND Railroed, Parm end Building Out- looks Favorable, ihe parencs are wilowed (o8 raonal exempilon of §: muu- 0% credit for emoh soi. levi: By the Awociaied Procs D and wite i Separats vor PPHILADELPHIA, Pa., Janiiwy 7= | tatae the ome furnishing the chtet Warned that the “Hd Would e, SEPDOTt muy clala the credit for screwed down tight” within fosty-] Gependents, Ry the Avwoclated Prew. CLEVELAND, Obto, January The new voar wtarting out with muck fu Its favor. sayvs (he Fourth Federal Resorve fa its ficst menthly Lusiness roview of (he pree- ent xoar. It is true that the rate at Which lndustry 1s moving is less Im- preswive than it was a year ago, it 2dda, but at Whe sams Ume operating uently w minor fn “ermanc: , cight hours, bootlegzers, gamblers,{ ‘pated,” or released from pareutal P % (3 bandits and other lawbreakérs were B e e o R 1T The miwers Bt Tncarme was " as the new administratfon, headed by L 1 ¥ Mayor W. I'reeland Kendrick; {ook :;’“;,"“‘ff s m;"\{d“-g‘;;,z friction has lesn further reduced, | \ S : . | chine {5 Batler Atted 10 $tand up s - ; He appointed Brig. Gen:. Svhedie: Hearan, eu«-uoa @oes not pecsEsar- dor D. Butler, known in the United States| {1 10¥olVe a breaking f fawily or the wear and tear of « long Tarive 1 formal act It may be cxpressed Farthermore the runduuwnul; % - . ¥ Quaker,” as director of the dqp-rul ‘or implied, general or limited, in | 'Working parts which proved so sucs | i Yelting or atal mont of public safety, iy 38 oo, In other words, those contrsll- o 9.9 2T Nome there 1 an mpited emans - com—— Of the polive and firc departments, phwer Tn such wvent wiexiarn 1s roported today (o be seeking. vover] 31,000 or more, or $2.080 or more, gver the conduct of munlcipal affairs] on @ rerult the 1924 husineks ma ties, nor b ertienced by & | than whe ael yoar's model. - = Marine Corps s the *“Aghting) g i ok b | When a £of sup- ast voar are Ul in good ot mgelt and pavs h | IGen. Butler, who will have charge 5 ¥ ll ing factors which made 1923 a record | c!'p“l?n'lhlso 1:“; ch;llu:s m_;.v;m; \T;.: bave been ocarried oyer Inte SAId that he had arranged lo have| Bess for humself and the i 35 B e ’ & bed placed in city hall and that] sXercise mo control over hit tArn" Ie would live there if necessary ua-| AREs. In the absence of proot iy 1 the city was cieancd un: Darent At n legel CIERC b0 the very one of the 1,300 salopne i DRTSRI 1SS 3 JSRUL LRG Meost Important Factors. Undoubtedly one of the biggest slugle factors has been the universal conwervatism among those char with the responsibiiity of carr: on business, the review states, S ! conservatisi Inevitably tends etoady industry and trade ax a whole every gambiing OTL, YTy . rei u.gm den and every crime Nl New Blouses Handmade Brushed Wool Glove Silk ¥ it T ROOSEVELT PRAISED aut lee m« department to use aXes 10 break open their doors emd order the men 1o wreck the * saloon in Philadelphia ing to be closed Ught.” thiere wre mot men on the police roe ble of directing = lep:n» ) and carrying out orders.” the g: fal suid he Knew of 5000 former amarines who would step into their .places and do it for him. All the policemen “in the city hav: been summoned to mectings tonight and tomorrow night, at which Ma endrick and Gea. Butler will out- lne what is expected of them. s-nAY TEST PLANNE BEFORE POLE FLIGHT enandoah to Be Moored to Mast in Effort to Determine Strain Ex-President. Ry the Assaciated Prees. OYSTER BAY, N, Gov. Giffora Pimchot of yesterday, the ffth anniv hh Qeath, and thare paid ). . cesevelt's gallantry wh(eh he said, \ax Character: the governor, “marveled blitheness of his spirit ®train of bitter struggles. as his m e A SUCh PROrMOLS Pressure, suC 1 kindly throughout ing warfare, the Asxociated Press, LAKEHURST N. . cparations for the flight of the ant Navy dirigible Shenandoah to the polar regions are being actively ade at the naval air station here. #oon as favorable: weather condi- tfons occur. it was announced, the €bip will be fastened to her huge rjooring inast for six days. The langest test thus far mude was for tRirty-six hours. The test will be made to Geterwmine the Qurubility of the mast and its tfrangin when subjected to @ pro- I4nged strain. The effect on_ ihe Shpenandoah ziso will be observed. Qommander Frank R. McCrars, mmandant of the air statiom and | Richard De: cqmmander of e Shenandoah, will fi.x.w lect her crew for the North Pole lof the P fifght about May 1. It is expected the ip will leave Liere the lJatter part of | the world." The pilgrims Roorevelt home at where, in the absence of t 1y for Japan with they were received in Grouped around the firep) man Hagedor jr.. read wh { Roosevell's cabinet, paid Nrs. Roosevelt for all she Jevements. Others in the patty | Penasy Jhie or the beginning of Juiy for | Hart, ¥brt Worth, the first hop in her long | Kep! Night. Tarvara University sentative William W who retarned on Saturday might, said the plans of Secretary Denby would be followed tb the letter. The Spenandozh would be accompanied by 0 ehips as far as Nomo, Alaska. It is pecied ihat Admiral Moffet, chief of the burcau of naval seronautics Wil accompany the Shenandoah a8 §r us Nome. INIVERSITY PREPARING i BIBLE FOR CHILDREN i ition Will Eliminate Every- 2 thing Unfitted for Youth- FLOOYR ful Reading. STAINS, B the Ascocinten Pressy : AUTO & “Rile GARAGE PAINTS MEwER OF AT/, 55 ’” Loeb of Ovster Bay. ROOF PAINTS, University e e ChBdrens compilation is being mafe » recommendation of tha-Cam~ o advisory committes, com- esentatives of the various cRurches and of the teaching profession, usder the chairmanship of. Dr. Pearce, Vice chancellor of the univetsity. Pas. sages_considered irrevelant or umsait- aple for chil@ren will be omitted from the mew edition, which will be about two-thirds the size of the authorized ¢riptures. glllllugmmm‘mmmm Year Offering g on 'Upholstenng We will now guote xpecial prices on upholstery work in order to keep our men busy during the dull season. pestries, Velours ana’ \(;‘m..m at”"25% oft regular ce. PO fILE - SRIVBRIRH AL m,u,mummumnm o iy $79.50 Ernat Holober Co. mFsmem.w. "Main 2029 § e "ll'lll‘!!l]_l T.. January FOR GALLANT SPiRIT{* Pinchot Pays Tribute on Fifthi -Anniversary of Death of Pennayl- ereary of | tridbute tn of &pirit, vaala led o band of noted pugrims || to the grave of Theodore l\cou\plp | ost strik- Surely in our time but Lincoln did | 1 Kindliness of a most | a life of | absord. later went to the Sagambre Hill, | e former “We who knew him at work,” sata ||| at the under the| cuch_venomous atiack, ||| January T—{remajn so gepuinely unspotted from | | the tamous | trophy room by Capt. and Mrs. Archi- | lace, Her- | exeerts | ooseveit's historical writ- 0 was in tribute to had con- pded Dr. 1. Roosevelt's on- | | tributed to her husband's success and ||| i and o fidence in tk omw decidedly Mhe ) perous Efcient tr: inspire a widespread con- future. important fastors | Tegitinate demands ¥ a pros- and well employed beople. neportation, vowether Clir tc coughs a to serious lung tron new with Creomu} ote that is pleasant to take. D, 30 emulsied creo Creomulsion | | is a new medical action; | | nizea Of all known drugs. it soothes and eals the infamed |f | wlembranes aud kills the germ, creosafe e recog: Dy the medical fraterm@ty ax the gteatest healing ageney for the trearment | | of ebronie President's widow. who sailed recent- | || her =om Kermit, other heal The fnflamed membranes aud stap the | irritation and laflammation, while the cre- |f | osote info the blood, tronbl to conamption. cons, chitis diseasen, a3 i excellent For ullding wn | the westem after coids or the 8u. Creomulsion ix guacanteed satisfactory in the tremtment of conghs hewling elements which soothe ami goes on to the stomuch, is absorbed Attacks {he et of the e and dewtroys the germs that lemd ehronie coughs and Uronehinl asthmn, crtarchal bron and other fosms of thromt aad la rcfunded 1t wny congh or coll. mo Gf how Tong standing, s net relioves 1i ||| toxing according to directions. Rev. Pather John J. Curran of Witkes” ||| aruggint. Barre, Pa and Mr. and Mrs. Williai | Ask your | Aliants, Ga. Creomulsion Co., Sarreled Sunlight for Dark Interiors 'Any Painting Job —is well hegun when you start it with Reilly Paints, Oils, Stains and Varnishes. ’ Quality is paramount in Reilly they outwear other paint prod- ucts—look best—Are The Cheapest in the long run. “'Window Glass Cut to Order Paints—that’s just why \ HUGH REILLY CO. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS 1334 N. Y. Ave. Phone Main 1703 - National Theatre Ja.nuary. 10 Attend this concert .and note the individual qualities that distinguish this grest violinist. Then go to the store of any dealer in Victor prod- ucts and hear the Victor Records by Zimbalist. Na.immmmn,u- mflhumm 'nhm Victrola n----nm..c-m—- = '$1.95 Net Blouses, with Peter Pan collars and long or short stecves, Fine quality net that gives fine service. Sizes 36 o M. DOWN STAIRS STORE Silk Underwear $2.95 This- lot includes step-ins and bloomers. in pink, orchid, flesh, honey- dew in fancy patterns. Tai- lored-styles. DOWN STAIRS STORE Wool-mixed Plaid Blankets, $5 pr. Good quality wool mixed biock plaid blankets. In pink, biue, tan and gr ©5x80 size. v bound with soisette. Special price. DOWN ETAIRS STORE Pure Linen Huck Towels, 35¢ A very good linen towel, size 17532, leached towels are very unusual at this special price. c each. DOWN STAIRS STORE Irish Linen Crash, 18¢< yd. 1‘urr Irish linen bleached crash for towel making. In plain white or with pmk or blue stripe borders. Specially priced DOWN STAIRS ETORE Men’s Flannel Shirts, $1.65 -x“c«»u- oFf 83 grade. Flannel ties. Tn brown, and blue, Not all eizea fn ail colors. Slges 113 to 19, DOWN STAIRS £TORE extremely low prices on these rugs. Many of them look like perfect rugs. Well made Axminster rugs are ag durable chemise, | Blouses, $1.95 Dimity and batiste blouses Wwith Evlcr Pan collars and .V necks or tuxedo fronts Sizes 34 to 4. DOWYN BTAMS BTORE Golf Coats, $3.95 Brushed wool golf coats in plain tan or two-tene effects. The fronts ahd backs in tan and brown, plain sleeves, 38 1o 42, DOWN HTAIRS BTORE $4.75 Braud-néd hats in many de- lightful *. combinations, In this nesy shipment there are shown many new shades and new tHmmings. JOWN STAIRS STORE JanuaryDressSale Women’s Models ‘15 Misses’ Models Showing Spring Styles Very charmingly styled dresses, showing mauv new spring touches. Displaying new High Shades that promise to be “the” t ing in spring dresses. Evening r. ocks, in many dainty shades, street frocks in several smart styles, party frocks in new high shafles husmess frocks that are everything that the name implies. The materials include many that are extrémely Crepe, Canton Crepe, Satin-face Crepe, Crisp opular now: Georgette affetas, Wool Crepes in checks and plaids, Poiret Twill and Twfll Bloom. Colors=— Peach Rose Sill Petticoats $3.95 Silk Petticoats wm jersey and radium, W ith straight and plaited “ounces. Lengths 32 to 38 DOWN STAIBR STORE ‘Men’s Sweater - Coats, $1.95 Very mneat patterned sweater coats, made of cot- ton with brashed surface. In buff and tans, Sizes 36 to 4, DOWN STAIRS BTORE Maize Green Flame' Black DOWN STAIRS STORE Samples of a higher Of percale. In pink, der and tan stripes. lent values. 16 years. DOWN STAIRS BTORE tade, aven- Excel- Sizes from 6 to Men’s Overcoats $16.50 Men's overcoats in belted imodels, made of plaid<back woolens; with lar pockets and convertible collars. Sizes 36 to 44. No alterations, DOWN STAIRS STORE T Tonr Brown Navy Sweaters, $2.25 Woel slip-on tan, brown, navy, green and purple with stripes. Sizes from 6 to 14 years, DOWN.STAIRS STORE sweaters, “ in Men’s Satinette Shirts, $1.95 High-grade shirts, made of impotted cloth in white, gray and tan, With detached col- lags to match, Fine weafing. Sizes 14 to 17. DOWN BTAIRS BTORE Continuing Our Remarkable Sale “Seconds” Supenor Quality Seamless Axminster Pure Wool Rugs—Greatly Underpriced Because they are slightly imperfect is the reason for such and satisfactory as any rug made. ‘ Persian —designs. uine value: Met;’s Cotton Socks, 25¢ Well made and well wearlag cotton socks, with doub soles, In black, gray, navy and browh, Sizes from 9% to 11%. DOWN STAIRS STORE c&&nhc&-m “2ta Oriental C}Ind"n’ ; Fleece lined, with high or low necks and long er shert rleem, ee ana-* ankle ehgth, tly Arregular, 16 years, DOWN STAIRS WTORE January Coat Salg Chinese Colors are Rose, Sand, Blue, Brown, Gold, Gray, Mulberry and Taupe. Every rug represents a gen- 27x9 . DOWN STALRS STORE Flannelette Pajamas, $1 For children, One-plece gar- ment, well made. Some in Billie Burke style, Pink and blue stripes. Sizes froth 8 to 18 years, DOWN BTAIRS STORE Knitted Ves 25¢ New shipment just received; high-grade knitted cotton Vests, in band top style with bults B ohoulam. All full cut. g ges from 36 ~ DOWN BTAIRE STORK Pm Linen ' Table Clodn, $325 R my finen t Imnni exeel em weat, A -POWN BTAlNS STORE 27x12 ...... $14.78 Bloomers, $2.95 High-grade Silk Bloom- ers and Stepsins, in shades of flesh, orchid and straw. DUWN ETAIRS STORR Knit Bloomers 75¢ Well made, full cut combed yarn bloomers, in flesh and fack. Regular and extra sizes in black only. DOWN BTAIRS STORE Women’s Pumps $3.95 Fine leather Pumps, neatly trimmed with kid and brown suede. A few patent leather cross strap pumps at this special price. DOWN STAIRS STORE New House Dresses, 51.95 Crisp, new house dresses in gingham; large and small checks. Embroidery trim- med. Sizes 36 to 46. Many colors and combinations DOWN ETALRE ETORE Madras Shirts $1.50 High-grade woven inadras, fiber-striped madras and rep shirts, in a variety. of neat patterns. Sizes 14 to 164, DOWN STAIRS BTORE Men's Flannelette Pajamas, $1.50 High=grade well made suite, with silk frogs and military collars, in bu!ton froat style. Sizes from A t DOWN adsine rons Rugs Room and Small R 9x12 ....... $49.50" 8.3x106 .... $46.75 76x9 .......%3750 6x9 ....... $27.75 3x6 ........ $7.85 27x54 ....... $445 46x66.........814.75 Runners 3x9 ........ 81475 3x12 ... ... $19.50 . $11.28 Chitd Fabric 25¢ pair Two-clasp Mrlc lloveu, m wn, navy and ufibeual price Tor sucl a wurm‘ and uom& Tookihe gloves. Bises 8 to 12 years. DOWN sTAlRs #TORE Women's Lisle Hose 3 prs,, S1 jgh-grade Lisle Hose in ehndes of Eray. biack, whits and brown, Siges range from 8 to 10, Well-wearing, good-looking Hose. DOWN STAIRS STORE Humming Bird Hose $l.50 pr. 1,000 pairs of Women's Thread Sllk Hose that will sille | ive satisfaction. These excellent quality j6se have the wanted. extia length foot and are sure to come up to your expectations in wear and service, In shades of gray, cor- dovan, déer, otter, castor, blatkbbuver, polo, : pear], silver, beige, nude and tan DOWN BTA ark B to 10 8 STORE